English conjugation practice
Become
Become conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I want to study hard so I become a successful doctor.
You will see that you become a great cook with practice.
He works hard because he becomes a manager next month at bank.
We read many books because we become wiser through regular study.
They practice dynamic sports, so they become very fit and strong.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am becoming a better English speaker thanks to you.
You are becoming very good at playing the chess game, John.
He is becoming a responsible young man as he grows older daily.
We are becoming tired of waiting for the late bus to arrive.
They are becoming rich because their new technology company is very successful.
Present Perfect
I have become a member of the local sports club recently.
You have become a very tall boy since I saw you last year.
He has become a famous chef after studying culinary arts in Paris.
We have become good friends with our new neighbors across the street.
They have used dynamic strategies and have become leaders in market today.
Present Perfect Continuous
Lately, I have been becoming forgetful, so I should write things down.
You have been becoming lazy this semester, so study harder please.
He has been becoming more independent since he moved to college apartment.
We have been becoming healthier since we started eating fresh organic vegetables.
They has been becoming friendly with us since we helped them move.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I became a citizen of this beautiful country at last.
You became very angry when the taxi driver took the wrong route.
He became a manager at the company after working hard for years.
We became lost in the ancient forest because we dropped our map.
They became famous after their dynamic video went viral on internet yesterday.
Past Continuous
At noon yesterday, I was becoming worried about the delayed flight.
While you were becoming an expert, I was still learning the basics.
He was becoming a popular writer when he suddenly decided to retire.
We were becoming good friends when they suddenly moved away last year.
They were becoming successful when the dynamic crisis hit the industry yesterday.
Past Perfect
Before I turned twenty, I had become a professional guitar player.
You had become a teacher before you decided to study law.
He had become famous before he moved to this quiet town.
We had become tired before we reached the middle of the mountain.
They had become rich before they lost all money in bad business.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been becoming weak for weeks before the doctor found illness.
You had been becoming a leader before you resigned from the club.
He had been becoming blind before the successful surgery saved his sight.
We had been becoming dynamic partners before the company split up today.
They had been becoming lazy before the strict coach arrived at field.
Future Simple (will)
If I practice every day, I will become a great pianist.
If you study hard, you will become a doctor one day.
He will become thirty years old on his next birthday, Monday.
We will become members of the library as soon as it opens.
They will become great doctors after they finish their university studies.
Future Prospective (be going to)
Tomorrow morning, I am going to become a volunteer at hospital.
You are going to become a wonderful father, I know it well.
He is going to become the new captain of the football team.
We are going to become members of the local gym this afternoon.
They are going to become famous after their movie releases tomorrow night.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be becoming a certified driving instructor.
You will be becoming a manager while your friend is leaving company.
He will be becoming a father when his wife gives birth tomorrow.
We will be becoming citizens when we sign the documents tomorrow morning.
They will be becoming popular leaders while they are helping local people.
Future Perfect
By next year, I will have become a fully qualified pilot.
By the time you return, you will have become a fluent speaker.
He will have become a manager before his thirties begin next winter.
We will have become best friends before this long journey finishes tomorrow.
They will have become rich before they reach their retirement age soon.
Future Perfect Continuous
By next month, I will have been becoming an expert for a year.
You will have been becoming distant for weeks by your birthday, friend.
He will have been becoming a leader since winter by next June.
By next month, we will have been becoming more confident speakers through practice.
They will have been becoming dynamic rivals for years by the next match.
Present Simple Negative
I do not become angry easily when people make small mistakes.
You do not become a doctor just by reading medical novels.
He does not become a citizen unless he passes the language exam.
We do not become members of the club unless we pay fees.
They do not become successful because they never work hard after school.
Present Simple Question
Do I become a member automatically after I sign this document form?
Do you become nervous when you speak to a large crowd?
Does he become a manager at the bank next week Monday?
Do we become tired after walking in the park for an hour?
Do they become famous actors after they move to Hollywood town?
Past Simple Negative
I did not become a doctor because I preferred studying computer science.
You did not become happy even after winning the tennis match yesterday.
He did not become the manager because he lacked the necessary experience.
We did not become lost because we used a high-tech GPS map.
They tried their best, but they did not become the champions of the tournament.
Past Simple Question
Did I become the captain of the team during your absence yesterday?
Did you become an engineer after graduating from the dynamic university?
Did he become sick after he ate that seafood at restaurant?
Did we become members of the local library last summer holiday?
Did they become rich after they sold their large family business?